Who’s Who: Dr. Abdullah Alahmari, CEO of International Maritime Industries

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Updated 17 May 2022
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Who’s Who: Dr. Abdullah Alahmari, CEO of International Maritime Industries

Dr. Abdullah Alahmari was recently appointed CEO of International Maritime Industries, a fully integrated maritime facility and the largest shipyard in the Middle East and North Africa region.
His role includes setting strategic direction and facilitating business growth to position the company as a global leader in the maritime industry, offering its customers the combined operational expertise of its four JV partners including Saudi Aramco, Bahri, Lamprell, and Hyundai Heavy Industries.
With nearly 30 years’ experience in IT, systems, supply chain management, chemicals, oil and gas, and health services, Alahmari has a broad range of expertise leading high-performing teams.
Before joining the shipyard in 2018, Alahmari spent more than 18 years in a variety of leadership positions, including serving as vice president of business and services at Sadara Chemical for more than three years, where he helped lead a critical transition from commissioning and startup to full operation.
In 2015, he served as deputy minister at the Saudi Ministry of Health for around three years, where he was responsible for supply chain management and the operations of all the ministry’s medical facilities.
Prior to that, he held a leading role at Saudi Aramco for around seven years, where he spent the second half of his tenure stationed in Houston, Texas, executing the development and construction of Saudi Aramco research centers across North America.
Alahmari served as a board member at the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization for two years and chairman of the board for Saudi Butanol Co. for three years.

 


Saudi Post issues commemorative stamps for Riyadh Air

Saudi Post (SPL), in collaboration with Riyadh Air, has issued commemorative stamps to mark launch of new national carrier.
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Saudi Post issues commemorative stamps for Riyadh Air

  • Issue highlights important moment, preserves notable chapter
  • SPL keen to document key milestones on Kingdom’s journey 

JEDDAH: The Saudi Post (SPL), in collaboration with Riyadh Air, has issued commemorative stamps to mark the launch of the new national carrier’s inaugural flights in October, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

The SR3 stamps mark Riyadh Air’s preparatory operational phase and commemorate the beginning of operations for the Kingdom’s carrier, which aims to serve more than 100 destinations worldwide.

Fahd Al-Abdulaziz, SPL’s general manager of corporate communications, said the organization was proud to issue the commemorative stamps and noted that it reflected SPL’s role in documenting key national milestones.

He added that the launch of Riyadh Air flights represented a strategic milestone in the aviation sector, strengthening the Kingdom’s global connectivity and supporting the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.

SPL issued a commemorative stamp earlier this month marking the inclusion of the Al-Faw Archaeological Area on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, making it the Kingdom’s eighth location to receive the prestigious designation.

The Saudi Post, in collaboration with the General Entertainment Authority, issued a series of commemorative stamps in September to mark celebrations of the Kingdom’s 95th Saudi National Day under the slogan “Our Pride is in Our Nature.”

SPL issues commemorative stamps to coincide with major national events and significant international occasions.

Each stamp highlights an important moment or preserves a notable chapter in Saudi history, making them sought after by stamp collectors worldwide and historians keen to document the Kingdom’s journey.